Laundryviking
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What should I do to start the scene? I enter the necessary words, add lust, but nothing happens
I can't get the reaper costumes no matter how many times I kill her..
how can you even fap to this?, this developer is very confused, I tell you. is it a porn game? or a horror game played by some youtubers, videos of which get watched by little kids with age 8-13.
ManedWolf
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There are a lot of monsterfuckers out there, my guy. Some people like that stuff.
spodermen
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here's hoping for a "futa + lust" scene for Horu like in the first one
RasenRengar
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might need someone to coup the word sheet atp. i dont think it's been updated since initial release
OM3GA-Z3RO
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This is a little pet peeve of mine but when a character grows or shrinks, I really hate it when the clothes grow or shrink with the character, it doesn't make sense.
It seems like that this and their previous Coffee machine game committed this sin, when you grow the girl, her clothes grow with her, why? Are the clothes part of her?
It seems like that this and their previous Coffee machine game committed this sin, when you grow the girl, her clothes grow with her, why? Are the clothes part of her?
Beelzebro
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It is both. You can have a porn game that is both horror and lust brewed in the same bloody mess. There's people with particular fetishes that encompass horror. Hence, we really do not have a say here more than the obvious: yes, there's people who jack off to that.
And I am not one of them. But we do not judge! We're in an adult games page, after all! We're all in the same boat!
Disciple of Rance
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Sex and horror have been intertwined for 50+ years, most prominently in slasher flicks with a lot of T&A. That being said, most of the times there was a clear distinction between erotica and actual horror, rarely did you have an actual horror fetish that wasn't simple monsterfucking ALA Werewolf in Dracula. Shock value stuff that had roots in parodying of the then conservative/christian push towards "no sex before marriage" or you go to hell.
Hence why a lot of characters who have sex in horror films are usually the next on the chopping block.
That being said, I do understand how someone might be a bit thrown off by seeing various types of eroticized monster girls and ecchi outfits and then BOOM CANCER FACE. It is kind of a whiplash after a solid trip of fairly vanilla stuff.
So I do understand your misgivings from your perspective. It's kinda like eating a nice burger with all the right condiments and then suddenly you bite into a peppercorn without knowing about it- shit gets spicy out of the blue.
For this game specifically, eh - the first game had a transformation that was a combination of trypophobia and maggots crawling out of it. The sex scene that came with it was made for shock value so, quite frankly, the 2nd game is kinda tame when it comes to shocking, fucked up sex scenes.
It's a take it or leave it deal.
Personal recommendation? Go watch some schlocky horror stuff from 50+ years ago. If you need a list of decent movies from that time period, I'd recommend watching some RedLetterMedia videos they made specifically around horror. Lots of good horror flicks stuff, but most of them are unintentional comedies.
The peculiar need for Hollywood movies to include sex scenes for the love of the game (moreover, in horror movies) is simply just out of the blue.
You're watching a good movie that doesn't necessarily require sex in order to appeal to a "broader public", then out of the sudden there's two characters fucking like there's no tomorrow. Like, man, can't I watch in peace?
Not saying "sex is bad!", it's natural for human beings and for all mammals that is. My point is: adding random scenes like those absolutely breaks the immersion provided by the previous stage set by the movie/series/whatever.
And yes, with sex scenes I mean literal sex. Just two characters, or three, or four, banging to plow the land like some fucking rabbits on a farm. But when it is implied, meaning there's just a skip, that's actually nice! Because there's nothing inherently wrong with implying sexual intercourse without showing 'em getting busy with it!
What does this have to do with all of this? Nothing. Just a rant.
Disciple of Rance
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Oh yeah, I do agree with you on that.
While I do understand that sometimes sex scenes are a necessary part of the movie as part of the story or a plot point - for example "Damage" with Jeremy Irons where the whole point of the movie is a father fucking his son's fiancee. Or "Crank" with Jason Statham where the guy is literally fucking his girlfriend to stay alive cuz his heart stops if he doesn't get it pumping
Also *insert every Paul Verhoeven movie here*
Most of the times sex scenes are kinda unnecessary, especially nowadays. Almost as if its a checkbox on a list. For romantic dramas, sex comedies, erotic thrillers, European movies, Philippino movies - sure, I get it. It comes with the territory. Hell, I'd be surprised if there weren't any scenes of people copulating.
But I personally don't think there is a need for an explicit T&A sex scene in Marvel/DC movies and TV shows. Not everything needs to be Sex and the City. Or Game of Thrones.
If you want to convey the message of two characters doing the birds & the bees, end the scene with either closing the door of the bedroom, the guy following a skimpily-clad girl or a simple camera tilt upwards. Very tastefully, very classy. Rarely does that happen nowadays.
I guess it seems today
That all you see
Is violence in movies
and sex on TV